After what happened at the end of Class, everyone involved has to start living a more convencional life, but is that possible after all that happened, and being so close to the weirdness of Coal Hill School?

Bill nearly gets hit by a bus, and gets hit by The Gay instead. (Here meaning, her saviour is beautiful and weird and should be way out of Bill's league, and yet...) Bill/Quill oneshot.

"What you've just lived through? It happened in the other universe too — I saw it happen," she revealed, and Matteusz started to understand why this woman was talking to him — she wanted to help him somehow. "Our Matteusz — the one from the alternate universe I live in — asked me to contact you and help you so that you wouldn't lose your Charlie the way he lost his."

Two teenage aliens briefly meet and talk about living on Earth.

'You're not nice, your kind. There's a difference. Kind is better. Way better.' - Jackie MacLean, Series 1, episode 1 'Do you never complain about your friends? About me? Even in the privacy of your own head' - Matteusz Andrzejewski, Series 1, episode 6

Being unable to fight except when protecting Charlie means that Quill is unable to defend herself when she's alone. One night, a group of men start taking advantage of this, only to find themselves disintegrated by an archaeologist in a mini dress. After insisting on helping Quill clean herself up, River gives in to the urge to give a lonely, hurting Quill exactly what she needs.

"Can't you see, April? You're her legacy. You're good and strong and kind and you could do anything you put that brilliant mind of yours to." The life, death, and legacy of Clara Oswald, as seen through the eyes of April MacLean. Because the world is determined to beat good people down, but some learn to fight back, and teach others. [covers Clara's first day to 'The Lost']

"Less homicidal thoughts about your annoying coworker, please. I'm in a meeting." Quill and Missy, already friends (and a little more than that), accidentally end up telepathically connected. It makes some of their other social interactions...difficult. OR: that time Quill got jealous of Oscar Wilde, and the ninth time they traumatised Charlie. [Quissy, with Twelve and Matteusz]

River brings home a surprise. Quill isn't too keen, what is she meant to do with a cat? All it takes is a stick, a few hours alone and a head for procrastination to find out - and to be on Matteusz's friends list on Facebook.

"That was a bad move, Sweetie."

Only the Queen of Evil could somehow have the ability to read a text that says, "If you come to the house, we can have a proper fight and I can kick your arse. Interested?" and - annoyingly - know that what it really says is "I'm lonely. Please come over". Miss Quill tries to deny it anyway. [Missy/Miss Quill. Sort of a character study on the latter.]

"So, you realise that you just made friends with one of the most evil people in the universe." "...is better than being on her bad side." The queen of evil and a Polish teenager end up half-dressed in the same kitchen. Their respective lovers, when they finally wake up, are horrified to realise the two complete opposites...like each other? [Missy/Quill & Charlie/Matteusz]

OR: How two alien murderesses traumatised a classroom full of teenagers (and the other alien). Miss Quill and the Mistress were friends back before the conflict on Rhodia came to anything. But Miss Quill is less than pleased to have Missy turn up in her classroom. At least they've managed to make Charlie immensely uncomfortable? [Miss Quill/Missy.]